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What is another word for Repealer?

Pronunciation: [ɹɪpˈiːlə] (IPA)

A "Repealer" is a person who demands the repeal of a law, policy, or regulation. Synonyms for "Repealer" include "abolitionist," "canceller," "annuller," "revoker," and "invalidator." These terms all suggest a person or group attempting to eliminate or reverse a particular action or law. An "abolitionist" typically refers to one who opposes slavery, but can also be applied to anyone seeking the removal of a policy or law. A "canceller" or "annuller" seeks to nullify an existing regulation or policy, and a "revoker" is someone who wants to withdraw or cancel a law or edict. Finally, an "invalidator" is someone who invalidates or nullifies a particular ruling or decision.
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What are the opposite words for Repealer?

The word "Repealer" refers to someone who repeals or cancels something that has previously been established. Its antonyms would be words that convey the opposite of repeal which includes affirm, approve, endorse, sanction, pass, ratify, validate, and authorize. These words suggest support and agreement for a proposal or law instead of opposing and canceling it. For instance, instead of the repealer, we have approvers who support and advocate for new proposals, laws or measures to take effect. Understanding the antonyms of words helps one to express their opinions and intention accurately in communication.

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Usage examples for Repealer

Davis was always more than a simple Repealer; his mind took in too great a range, his knowledge was too wide, his commonsense too great, to see in Repeal of the Union the ultimate end of Irish political endeavour.
"The Evolution of Sinn Fein"
Robert Mitchell Henry
In selecting or in agitating about Members we must therefore never forget that a Federalist is quite as likely to be national as a technical Repealer, and that if his morals and ability be better than those of a so-called Repeal candidate, he is the better man.
"Thomas Davis, Selections from his Prose and Poetry"
Thomas Davis Commentator: T. W. Rolleston
In those days people talked of a "Repealer" as the most practical of all politicians, the kind of politician that carries a club.
"Eugenics and Other Evils"
G. K. Chesterton

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